Saint Fortunatus (Fortunatus)
Originally from Vercelli and nicknamed the Philosopher of the Lombards, this Italian bishop went into exile in France in…
Historical figure
évêque de Poitiers (mentionné comme ayant baptisé Lucain selon une source contestée)
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